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Cameron Wolfe goes 1-on-1 with Mike McDaniel

McDaniel didn't let himself get cornered yet was able to respond accurately and as fully as he could without opening up the play book.

He turned a question from a "self-aggrandizing - know it all interviewer" into an opportunity to educate the public about the value of speed on the football field and how it interacts with everything by giving some concrete examples.

Based on his response to this interviewer's question, can you imagine how he is going interact with our players in the training rooms?

The more I see of McDaniel, the better I like him as HC - and I started out liking him a lot!
 
McDaniel didn't let himself get cornered yet was able to respond accurately and as fully as he could without opening up the play book.

He turned a question from a "self-aggrandizing - know it all interviewer" into an opportunity to educate the public about the value of speed on football field and how it interacts with everything by giving some concrete examples.

Based on his response to the interviewer's question, can you imagine how he is going interact with our players in the training rooms?

The more I see of McDaniel, the better I like him as HC - and I started out liking him a lot!
I cannot remember a hire the media has been so in love with.

Hope it translates onto the field. We are long overdue.
 
That was a nice clip but I sure as hell could have done without the damn calliope music.

Anyway that's not on Coach Mike though. Good job so far Coach. Let's win some games.
 
You mentioned something about "if you could only have one QB to make it to the playoffs" or there about.

IO was thinking of Stafford - drafted high (1st round) by a team going nowhere - physically damaged after a year or two with those losers - finally traded to a good team at the end of his career - ends up in the Superbowl.
 
Based on his response to this interviewer's question, can you imagine how he is going interact with our players in the training rooms?
Dealing with players is supposed to be one of his strengths.

It is a bit unusual for a "mad scientist" "offensive genius" "football nerd" to be strong in that area but lots of his former players really credited him in that area.

He is an interesting dude to say the least.
 
As excited as I am to see Tyreek Hill in Miami's offense I can't help but smile thinking of how much Hill will open up Waddle's game. I think we are going to see a lot of big plays this season. I can't wait.
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